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Supporting securitisation: should the government do more?

by Staff Reporter • 28 Sep 2009
The securitisation market is showing signs of life – but a full recovery is still some way off. READ MORE
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The rise of white labelling

by Staff Reporter • 28 Sep 2009
Originators are regaining control of their business and service offering through white labelling. READ MORE
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Challenger welcomes revised credit regulations

by Staff Reporter • 24 Sep 2009
Challenger Mortgage Management has applauded the changes made to the National Consumer Credit Protection Bill which... READ MORE
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ASIC shakes up lending obligations

by Staff Reporter • 3 Sep 2009
Banks, advisors and brokers will have to assess whether or not a product is suitable before providing the credit... READ MORE
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Still a place for part-timers?

by Staff Reporter • 24 Aug 2009
Minimum volume requirements have put part-time mortgage brokers in the firing line. READ MORE
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Challenging times for aggregation

by Staff Reporter • 24 Aug 2009
Changes to lender requirements have forced the aggregation industry to recognise the need for evolution. READ MORE
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Govt under pressure to promote competition

by Staff Reporter • 13 Aug 2009
With the federal government’s $8 billion support package for the securitisation market all but drained, second tier... READ MORE
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Demand for fixed rates continues to climb

by Staff Reporter • 31 Jul 2009
  The window of opportunity for borrowers to lock in rock bottom rates may have closed, but fixed rate loans are... READ MORE
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Consumer Affairs clamps down on dodgy estate agents

by Staff Reporter • 29 Jul 2009
In a major crackdown on underquoting, investigators from Consumer Affairs Victoria (CAV) have raided the offices of 60... READ MORE
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MFAA meets to discuss credit regulation

by Staff Reporter • 23 Jul 2009
The MFAA will meet in Hobart today to discuss the implementation of the National Consumer Credit Protection Bill. READ MORE